Broadband ISP's - which one?
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I'm looking at going to broadband at home. I have a BT line so the obvious choice would be BT broadband at £27.99 per month.
However, I currently use FreeNetName as my ISP and they have a broadband package for £29 per month.
Is there likely to be any difference in service/speed betwenn different ISP's?
Can anyone reccomend another supplier (not cable though) - any other broadband related advice would be appreciated too.
Cheers.
However, I currently use FreeNetName as my ISP and they have a broadband package for £29 per month.
Is there likely to be any difference in service/speed betwenn different ISP's?
Can anyone reccomend another supplier (not cable though) - any other broadband related advice would be appreciated too.
Cheers.
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I went for pipex because they had the cheapest start-up costs (no activation, modem for 15 quid including 2 micro filters), good connectivity on ADSLguide, and came recommended.
I still can't fault 'em after 4 months.
In fact, if you end up choosing them let me know as they run a refer a friend scheme which blags the referrer a month's free subscription
Cheers,
Nick.
I still can't fault 'em after 4 months.
In fact, if you end up choosing them let me know as they run a refer a friend scheme which blags the referrer a month's free subscription
Cheers,
Nick.
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and I would rather hack my knackers off than deal with btopenworld. Truly a bloody nasty experience! Customer service is now hived offshore, and as soon as you deviate from the script, you are knackered.
Loathesome, absolutely loathesome. I hate the BTO service with a passion.
Loathesome, absolutely loathesome. I hate the BTO service with a passion.
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are there any companys doin 128k connections for around £15 with none of this 1 year min contract stuff? as i wont be living here for a year..and i cant afford 512k and dial up is pissing me off to the extreme!
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aye but its a fiver a month i dont have! 15 is defo my limit at the mo, plus pipex have a year contract, even tho they say they dont, they secretly do as if u cancel within 12 months they charge you £58
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virgin are not that good
i have been with them for 4 months
the problems in conection are not huge/often but can be annoying.
however i am sticking with them because they are good in that you can cancel with a months notice
pipex seem good value but i do not like the fact that if you cancel within 12months you have to pay 60 quid, unlike virgin
i like my flexibility
i have been with them for 4 months
the problems in conection are not huge/often but can be annoying.
however i am sticking with them because they are good in that you can cancel with a months notice
pipex seem good value but i do not like the fact that if you cancel within 12months you have to pay 60 quid, unlike virgin
i like my flexibility
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they secretly do as if u cancel within 12 months they charge you £58
Cheers,
Nick.
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If u can can get NTL cable in your area I highly recommend them- if you have to go adsl services I go for pipex - know 3 differnet people who have pipex and its been good - My dad uses BT openworld 512k adsl and its ok but you do get quite a few outages......
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Well my PIPEX Adsl went live today and seems fine so far. Had an initial problem but that was due to the internal wiring by the last person living here. Hopefully its more reliable than my NTL connection was.
Simon.
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